The Nigerian Senate has failed to name one of its Committee Rooms after the late Olubadan of Ibadanland, Oba Lekan Balogun, in compliance with a resolution it adopted on 20th March, 2024.
Ibadan South senator, Sharafadeen Alli had sponsored a motion urging the Senate to immortalize the late first class monarch who was also a Senator from 1999 to 2003.
The motion which was supported by two lawmakers from Oyo State, Senators Yinus Akintunde, Oyo Central and Addulfai Buhari, Oyo North, recalled that the late monarch was the Senate Committee Chairman on National Planning.
The Nigerian Senate has failed to name one of its Committee Rooms after the late Olubadan of Ibadanland, Oba Lekan Balogun, in compliance with a resolution it adopted on 20th March, 2024.
Ibadan South senator, Sharafadeen Alli had sponsored a motion urging the Senate to immortalize the late first class monarch who was also a Senator from 1999 to 2003.
The motion which was supported by two lawmakers from Oyo State, Senators Yinus Akintunde, Oyo Central and Addulfai Buhari, Oyo North, recalled that the late monarch was the Senate Committee Chairman on National Planning.
They said the motion to immortalize the Olubadan was to retain the memory of good leadership which he exemplified.
The motion recalled that the monarch spent two years on the throne, having been coronated on the 11th March, 2022, before his death on Thursday, March 14, 2024.
The resolution was eventually adopted by the Senate.
However, checks by DAILY POST on Monday indicated that the Senate has failed to implement the resolution as no Committee Room has been named after the late Olubadan.
Meanwhile, Chairman of the Committee on Senate Services, Senator Sunday Karimi, could not be reached for comments on Tuesday. (Daily post).
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